When I was a little older, and went to America and saw other libraries and came face to face with the richness of world culture, it grieved me to see how little was known about Turkish culture, Turkish letters.
Rather, given any intuitive possibility, it simply follows from the stipulated completeness of Lewis's account that the concrete worlds required for its truth condition exist; Recombination, in turn, expresses the richness of the worlds whose existence follows from those concrete worlds in virtue of the plenitude of logical space.
Few games can boast the accolades showered on "Glitch" for its aesthetic appeal and richness of its world.
They clearly help you distinguish colors, detect reds and greens, and restore the richness of the world you've been missing.
It was the richness of this world and the power of the stories, he wrote, that persuaded Catholics to stay in the church when they couldn't take the nitpicking rules any more.
The intention is to show the surprising richness of a world in which one can see nothing, but where taste, fragrance, temperature, tone and texture are experienced all the more intensely.
To quote Senator Nelson, "As we think about the richness of the world in which we live — its forests, its clear blue waters and all of its varied life forms — we must understand how our actions affect all of them".
The brisk nut-and-honey Auxey-Duresses (91 points) displayed an expansive Old World richness and minerality that expressed terroir: a profound Gallic idea that argues persuasively that vineyard sites' specifics create the unique personalities of their wines.
Winemaker Blair Walter balances perfumed Burgundian-style elegance with full-on New World richness.
The view that science can be supported as a contribution to the intellectual richness of the world has a distinguished list of adherents.
